Then we have Lost Labyrinth, a zone that takes place in ancient ruins. The tropical themed Splash Hill Zone, for example, rekindles fond memories of Green Hill Zone from the original Sonic, except you'll get to use zip lines and wander through a sunset themed stage. Then we have the levels, which are a delightful mix of retro Sonic goodness with modern day flavor. While not a staple in previous 2-D Sonic games, it works wonders in this new effort, as you can jump from robot to robot to avoid spikes, or zero in on a vine. For starters, you'll need to use the homing attack from Sonic Adventure to get around. Not only was this a smart decision, but the developers absolutely nailed it. Eggman's robots and other hazards along the way. Instead of overcomplicating the controls or shoehorning some insignificant gimmick into the game, Sega returned the hero to his 2-D roots, where the primary challenge is to reach the goal in the fastest time possible while avoiding Dr. Sonic 4 succeeds for a plethora of reasons, starting with simplicity. It's a bit short, but with so many secret areas and new locations to explore, you'll enjoy this one for weeks to come. Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode 1 is a wonderful platformer that pays homage to the blue blur's glory days, back when it was all about speeding through loops, launching the popular mascot off jump pads and grabbing as many gold rings as possible.
After more than a decade of mediocre console games, Sonic the Hedgehog is back in a brand new and 2-D adventure reminiscent of the classic Genesis titles we know and love.
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